Hi, I'm Eric Luellen, a biotechnology innovator and social entrepreneur!
Eric Luellen's Bio:
Eric is an award-winning leader at the confluence of data science, AI, machine learning, and information technology with over 15 years’ industry experience developing cutting-edge data analytics solutions with big data for Fortune 1000 companies and 10 years applied to healthcare, medical and pharmaceutical informatics. He holds an advanced degree in informatics from Northwestern University, with a thesis that developed new ensemble machine learning algorithms to predict disease from genomic images. An articulate, high-energy, positive, skilled communicator, creative problem solver, thought leader and leader of world-class technology teams with cross-cultural experience in 34 countries. He was a 2016 finalist for the C3 Prize and World Technology Award in health and medicine by the World Technology Network for applying AI and data science.
Eric earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in liberal arts, concentrating in economics, at American University, completed a fellowship in e-commerce at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, certificates in business, finance, and negotiations at Harvard Law School's Program on Negotiations (5), MIT's Sloan School of Business (3), Columbia School of Business (1), Caltech's Industrial Relation Program (1), and a separate management program at the Wharton School.
Eric is an Eagle Scout (1985), black belt in Isshinryu karate (1988), and an Advanced Open Water Diver by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI).
Eric Luellen's Experience:
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Principal at Bioinformatix LLC
April 2016 - Present | Boston, MassachusettsBioinformatix applied artificial intelligence (AI), predictive analytics, and complex event processing (CEP) to medication non-adherence, pharmacovigilance, and care coordination by designing and developing a Cloud-based enterprise and predictive intelligence platform for medications accessible via any Internet-enabled device (e.g., Smartphone, iPads, etc.) for patients, healthcare providers, pharmaceutical companies, and national health services using complex event processing (CEP). Wherever real-time insights into patient behavior has the greatest value, AI-OI delivers that information to the people who need to know, when they need to know it, to modify the patients’ behaviors and maximize public health surveillance and monitoring. See an over video here: https://vimeo.com/185213604.
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Senior Adviser at Georgetown Strategies
January 2014 - February 2017 | Boston Led technology strategy, and served as interim Chief Technology Officer, for $10 million international software company using healthcare analytics and data informatics for chronic disease and cancer patients of global pharmaceutical customers Trained staff on translating user needs into actionable requirements for software engineering Led development of novel analytics approaches and wrote proposal for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in probabilistic modeling
Eric Luellen's Education:
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Northwestern University
2016 – 2017Master of ScienceConcentration: Health informaticsActivities: GPA 3.8 -
Harvard University
2015 – 2015Graduate studiesConcentration: Medical genomics, virology and immunologyActivities: GPA 3.2 -
Harvard University
2006 – 2008General StudiesConcentration: Neurobiology, epidemiology, infectious disease & environmental sciences -
Harvard Law School
2001 – 2001Certificates (5)Concentration: Program on NegotiationActivities: Dealing With Difficult People & Difficult Situations (June 2001) The Program on Negotiation for Senior Executives (April 2001) Dealing with an Angry Public (May 2001) Managing the Difficult Business Conversation (April 2001) Negotiating Labor Agreements (July 2001) -
University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business
2000 – 2001FellowConcentration: E-commerce -
American University
1990 – 1995Bachelor of artsConcentration: Liberal Arts & Economics
Eric Luellen's Interests & Activities:
Applying systems and data science, AI and machine learning to public health problems, hiking & travel.